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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
1
A historic meditation on how presidents assemble cabinets, noting Wilson’s early departures and Palmer in power, Harding’s ongoing timber selection, and the growing size and cost of state and federal cabinets, with calls for competent, crackless leadership and enduring service.
The allied powers finalize the exact German liability, marking an epoch since the 1918 armistice. The sum, larger than the U S would deem sufficient, stabilizes the process and may prompt Germany to accelerate repairs and repayment, despite expected public unease in Britain and France.
The High School team travels to Central City for a likely fast game with the rival. Grace Schmoker misses the week due to illness though not serious, and anxiety lingered early. Miss Carpenter leaves for Grand Island and Hastings with Reece and Nantkes. Senior class selects When Ted Comes Home for the spring play. Herman Anderson helped his father herd hogs. Two new classes appear this semester, Business English led by Carpenter and Rapid Calculating led by Grant.
Polk residents report several trips to Osceola Shelby Omaha and York. Rising City and Polk to play Feb 4 at Polk. Local sales, club meetings, a Baptist convention group, Elk Lodge visit, and two Polk High basketball wins over Marquette with scores 50 to 16 and 16 to 3.
Mrs. Hubert Duren improves after illness. D R Leard traveled to Omaha on business. Several residents visit Omaha for the hardware convention and medical care. Oss Davis ill with pneumonia and Mrs. Hinman travels to Lincoln. The Shelby Dramatic Club performed in Bellwood and Surprise. Local club meetings, a wedding trip, and a baby girl born to Delmar and wife are noted. The Band plan and community happenings fill the week.
Osceola merchants announce a giant bargain day on Wednesday February 9 with all local shops participating in cut price sales.
Osceola merchants pledged real bargains for Bargain Day on Wednesday February 9 opening at 10 30 a m and closing at 10 00 p m. The Record urges nonresidents to arrive early and to place no telephone orders or deliveries.
Farmers take notice of two cattle and swine sales in Osceola at the Sale Barn. On Tuesday February 15 Frank Walker offers 40 bred sows and gifts of quality, followed by 40 head sold by F E Merrick & Son on Wednesday February 16.
Pat Murphy pleaded guilty on Tuesday as the case moved toward termination. The court deferred further action while investigations into Murphy’s past record proceed.
Peru Normal head E L Rouse warns a Nebraska deficit of 1500 to 2000 teachers is likely. Omaha school leader Beveridge backs a five mill levy for common schools while Kearney normal head Martin and ex Senator Gearhart urge higher salaries and expenses to meet demands. Columbus director Kramer elected president as the convention adjourns for Lincoln talks.
Zimmer of South Dakota the state 170 pound champion travels to Nebraska to meet Miller who needs no introduction in Osceola The snappy bout is set for February 7 at the Osceola Auditorium Come out and watch these two top wrestlers clash in a live display of skill.
Mr and Mrs Guy Hanshew express heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and the Royal Neighbors for expressions of sympathy during their recent bereavement.
The Swede Home Farmers' Union local opens New Swede Home Hall next Friday night February 4 with a basket supper. The program features Swede Home Orchestra piano solo by Myrtle Swanson violin solo by Esther Cederberg recitation by Myrtle Flodman song by the male quartet and closing with the Swede Home Orchestra. Ladies urged to bring baskets and all are welcome.
Detroit weather proof tops for Chevrolet 90 touring cars advertised at 100 dollars each with four units left. Also lists junior high and high school basketball practice times and a note that no after hours conferences occur unless stated, signed by C. BE Andrews.
Dr V L Olson the chiropractor operates from the Mrs Detweiler home, indicating a small practice setup within a residence. The line places the practitioner at a specific private dwelling, framing the clinic as a home-based medical facility.
About seventy five relatives and friends gathered last Friday evening to celebrate Mr and Mrs Nelsons twenty first anniversary. A short program, dinner, light refreshments, and good wishes followed. The couple received a three piece coffee set knives and forks and spoons and money. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs C P Nekon Stromsburg Mr and Mrs Edward Johnson York and Mr and Mrs C C Jones and family Grand Island.
A telegram announced the death of John Lindquist at Ashton Idaho and said his body will be brought here for burial.
The Deputy Revenue Tax Collector will be in the city on February 16 17 18 and 19 to assist residents in preparing their Income Tax schedules.
Polk County women plan a civic meeting on Wednesday February 9 to discuss public issues and legislative measures before the House this session. Out of town speakers are engaged and all Polk County women are urged to attend. A definite notice will be given in churches Sunday.
The governor argues that eighty to eighty five cents of every tax dollar is spent at home while fifteen to twenty cents goes to the state. The paper warns against raids on the treasury and rejects claims that some activities add only a few cents to the tax bill. It urges cutting both state and county expenditures to prevent further drains.
Rep McLaughlin Nebraska introduces a bill requiring all meetings of the Federal Reserve Board and the Interstate Commerce Commission and any divisions to be open to the public. All records and correspondence shall be inspectable, with copies provided to any applicant for a fee not exceeding cost.
S. and S. Manufacturing Co seeks a county manager for the Baryphone early telephone intensifier sales. Must have capital and duties include office handling and supervising salesmen. Demonstration drives sales. Address Chicago Illinois Seminary Avenue. Banks of Osceola close Feb 12 for legal holiday. Public auction Feb 17 watch for hand bills by Dr. F. Peterson.
The Benda Bros of Shelby filed a $23 000 claim with the state legislature. The claim, introduced as House Roll 209, will receive a hearing before the house committee on claims where supporters and opponents may speak. Citizens may testify and, if disputed, the claim may go to court for a full hearing.
Rev. F. C. Wilson leads the Evangelistic Union Revival at the Presbyterian church drawing large crowds with biblical sermons and dramatic enactments. He recounts a life from orphan to preacher, detailing past sins and redemption, and invites all to attend services with calls to action.
The Toots Paka Hawaiian troupe arrives here a week from Thursday with strong recommendations. If you enjoy Hawaiian music, do not miss this number. Remember the date February 10.
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